🏳️‍🌈 Post-Pride Reflection: Let Us Play — A Call for Inclusion

As a sport, equestrianism is already unique — men and women compete side-by-side at every level, from grassroots to the Olympics. It’s a discipline built not on separation, but on partnership, skill, and connection with the horse.

At a time when trans inclusion in UK sport is under increasing scrutiny — and many governing bodies are reviewing or restricting participation — we believe equestrianism has the chance to lead differently.

Because horses don’t judge.
They don’t ask who you are — they ask how you show up, how you connect, how you care.

📣 We Want to Hear From You

Are you:

• Already working with trans or non-binary riders?
• Offering equine-assisted sessions for LGBTQ+ clients?
• Unsure how to create a more inclusive space, and want support?

We’re gathering real stories and insights from across the sector to:

• Identify what’s working
• Understand what’s needed
• Build better guidance, training, and support tools for the whole equestrian community

Contact: anne.clarke@abrs-info.org